Rienzi Docent Program
Rienzi’s docent program was established in 1999, the year Rienzi opened to the public. All visitors to Rienzi are personally welcomed and guided through the collection by volunteer docents. Docents bring the art, architecture, and history of this house museum to life, sharing a wealth of insights about Rienzi as the former home of Carroll Sterling and Harris Masterson III, and the numerous European decorative art treasures it holds.
The docent community at Rienzi is richly diverse; members have a broad range of professional backgrounds and international travel experience. All share a love of knowledge, people, history, art, and culture. In addition to leading tours, docents partake in monthly trainings, and many attend MFAH lectures and gallery talks. In support of this invaluable group, Rienzi hosts several social events every year to recognize the docents’ remarkable contributions to the museum's guests, the education department, and the broader community.
Becoming a Rienzi Docent
Rienzi recruits docents on an as need basis. If you are interested in becoming a Rienzi docent, please e-mail rienzi@mfah.org and we will send you a reminder email the during our next recrutiment.